Google to launch its smart glasses on December 10 amid privacy concerns
Google announced that its smart glasses, developed with Samsung and eyewear designers Warby Parker and Gentle Monster, will go on sale on December 10, priced from US$395 and US$449. The company says the glasses include additional protections, such as hiding nearby faces when the camera is used to query Gemini and a tamper-resistant indicator light. Still, it acknowledges it is studying new measures, still in the research phase, to alert people nearby when someone is recording.
In 40 seconds
- Google's glasses, made with Samsung, Warby Parker and Gentle Monster, will be sold from December 10, starting at US$395 and US$449.
- Google says it hides nearby faces when the camera is used to query Gemini, but not when recording videos or taking photos.
- The company is researching more alert mechanisms for bystanders and location-based privacy features, still in development.
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by CNN en Español. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.





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